Format preview — illustrative numbers only. A preview of COJUDE's shelf-intelligence bulletin: what a monthly issue covers and how it reads. Every figure below is ILLUSTRATIVE — real issues are generated from GPS-verified field data and signed off by the MD before publishing.
Each issue opens with the availability picture: which categories held full distribution across the network and which slipped. Example of the format: “Malt drinks held 9-in-10 shelf presence across visited outlets; evaporated milk slipped in the last week of the month.” Real issues name real category movements — aggregated across the whole network, never a single shop.
A ranged view of what shoppers actually paid on the shelf — reported as ranges by area class, the honest way to publish price data. Format example: “Sachet seasoning retailed within a ₦50 band across metro outlets; wider spread outside the metro.”
The pack sizes and categories that gained ground on the shelf during the period, drawn from visit-level distribution checks. Format example: “Small-pack juice gained listings in corner shops; family packs held steady in supermarkets.”
Every real issue is compiled from GPS-verified field visits recorded in COJUDE OS, aggregated across the network, reviewed and signed off by the Managing Director before it appears here. No issue is auto-published.
← All issues · built from the system that runs the routes.